coloring using number
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Pixel Splash: tap-to-color HTML5 playable ad. TypeScript, DOM/CSS and the Web Animations API; font, logo, icons and sounds generated by code.
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Playable ad: tap a numbered cell (or its palette button) and a drop of paint jumps from the button onto the picture, splashes, and a radial wave paints every cell of that color. Finish all six colors to reveal the pixel-art face, trigger the confetti and reach the end card.
Everything is plain DOM + CSS driven by the Web Animations API (no canvas engine), Howler plays audio and @smoud/playable-sdk handles the ad-network lifecycle.
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